was taken into custody again in June, and has been held without charge.
That's a problem that can't be solved with a proxy server. If China and the IOC need to be pressed on Internet-related issues, then the detention and prosecution of those who use the Internet as a means of free expression deserve the spotlight.
Reprinted with permission from IDG News Service. Story copyright 2008 IDG News Service Inc. All rights reserved.






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